When a child struggles with communication, it can feel like they’re locked inside their own world. Pediatric speech therapy for language development aims to be the key that opens the door to clearer communication, bridging the gap between children and their loved ones. Imagine a world where your child can express their thoughts, needs, and
Category: Childhood Development
Unlocking Potential: Enhancing Language Development in Children through Speech Therapy
October 10th, 2023When a child grapples with expression, it might seem as if they’re isolated within their own thoughts. At Endeavors Pediatric Therapy Services in Statesville, pediatric speech therapy for language development in children strives to be the solution, fostering a connection between children and the world around them. Think of a realm where your little one
5 Top Tips For Parents On How To Support Your Children’s Virtual Learning
March 20th, 2023As we learn how to better handle the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, many classrooms have resumed or are planning on resuming face-to-face instruction. However, virtual learning continues to grow in popularity and is not going away anytime soon. Every child is different and responds to virtual instruction in a unique way. Some children enjoy
Discover Physical Therapy For The Treatment Of Tennis Elbow
March 10th, 2023Have you been dealing with an annoying ache in your forearm and elbow? Are you frustrated now that your elbow hurts just lifting a cup or even holding a pencil or pen? The pain you are experiencing is likely tennis elbow. Despite the name, tennis elbow can affect anyone, regardless of whether they play tennis
Improving Your Child’s Strength Can Benefit Handwriting
July 11th, 2022Handwriting skill develops in childhood and is affected by our physical skill and our cultural norms. Children may have difficulty learning how to write, and working with a pediatric occupational or physical therapist can strengthen their writing abilities, including motor planning and control. Specific diagnoses lead to difficulty with handwriting. A child with cerebral palsy
Are You Having Communication Challenges With Your Child? A Pediatric Speech Therapist Can Help
June 20th, 2022Parents are often concerned about their infant’s development. This is normal, and the vast amount of information provided on the internet and in community circles can often be overwhelming and misleading. Infants predictably develop speech and language. However, speech therapists are here to help when this does not occur! A speech therapist can recommend hearing
Help Your Child Kick the Habit of “W” Sitting with Physical Therapy
April 20th, 2022Is Your Child “W” Sitting? Our Pediatric Physical Therapy Services Can Help! As the parent, one of your main focuses is helping your child overcome physical obstacles that may be holding them back from being their best. One of the most common problems for children who see the physical therapist is “W” sitting. A physical
Concerned About Your Child’s Gross Motor Skills? Learn About PT Treatment Methods
February 10th, 2022Growing up is no easy feat. Children are brought into the world with no inherent knowledge of their name. They develop the courage to call out for help with their first breath and soon develop the skills required to drink milk and seek assistance from Mom and Dad. However, as things get going, the talents
Is Your Child Having Issues Walking? Physical Therapy Can Help Them To Improve Gait and Balance.
January 10th, 2022Teaching your child to walk is an experience that you will remember for the rest of your life. Those first steps are part of a fleeting moment for many parents. The first steps mean a huge step toward mounting independence after months of being completely reliant on you for every need and whim. Sure, your
How Speech Therapy Can Help Your Child with a Speech Disorder
December 20th, 2021Working with a speech therapist is very similar to working with a physical therapist, at least as far as the routine goes. The person receiving the therapy will have regular appointments with their speech therapist to monitor and track their progress and will be given easy exercises to work on at home to make additional